Patronage on Western Australia’s Transperth system during February was the highest monthly total for three years.
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High satisfaction rate for Transperth train services
Transperth passengers are happier than ever with their services, with more than nine in 10 reporting very high satisfaction levels across all modes of public transport.
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Fares reimposed for post-midnight rides
Fares will be reintroduced on Transperth’s post-midnight trains on Friday and Saturday nights from February 4, for a three-month trial.
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Passengers returning to public transport in WA
Commuters are getting back on trains, buses, and ferries in Western Australia, with patronage back up to almost 80 per cent of pre COVID-19 levels.
With the state COVID-19 free apart from overseas arrivals,
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WA trains begin to return to normal timetable
Western Australia will begin to bring back public transport services that were reduced because of coronavirus (COVID-19).
Services were scaled back on March 31 as passenger numbers dropped while people
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Operators contend with drops in passenger numbers
As government advice has encouraged people to stay at home during the coronavirus (COVID-19) epidemic, passenger transport numbers have plummeted.
This has led to train and tram network operators working
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Transperth reduces speed of trains due to extreme heat
The temperature reached a top of 43 degrees in Perth on Tuesday, February 4 and train speeds were reduced to prevent distortion of steel tracks.
Transperth said in a social media post on Tuesday that “due
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Contractors wanted for Metronet Morley-Ellenbrook Line build
The Government of Western Australia has begun the search for a company to deliver the main contract for Metronet Morley-Ellenbrook Line on the Transperth network in Perth.
The McGowan Government has released
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